VAN LIFE CAMPING IN ALASKA: Homer, Duck Fart Salty Dog Saloon, Exit Glacier, Seward, Northern Lights 

Wow, you are too kind! Thank you so much for watching, we really do appreciate it and you!

That would be a dream! But to be fair, most people who travel to Alaska probably have the same excitement in their voice haha Thank you so much for watching, we really do appreciate it and you!

You are right! It is a great learning experience, it really puts everything into perspective to see it with your own eyes.

We were there in the off season, when it just starts to get cold but in the summer it is even warmer! Definitely don't let the cold keep you from visiting :) Thank you so much for watching, we really do appreciate it!

You are too kind! Thank you for watching :)

We hope to see the Northern Lights in Iceland as well! That sounds amazing! Parking spot and all :)

Wow that sounds amazing! We saw on the map that the northern lights, when they are really strong, do reach the lower 48. That is incredible that you were able to see them! Thank you for watching, we really do appreciate it!

Thanks for watching! We really enjoy traveling/making these videos and sharing them with you!

The red mushrooms were too cool! They were so perfect they looked like they should be in a cartoon or something, a perfect screensaver :) Thank you for watching, we really appreciate it!

We are happy to have you along with us :) Thank you so much for watching, we really do appreciate it!

LOVE THIS! Hopefully one day we will be able to explore more internationally, that would be the dream :) Not so sure about flying the plane ourselves though haha Thank you for watching, we really do appreciate it!

You won't regret adding it to your list :) Thank you so much for watching, we really appreciate it and you!

You are right! We did lose a hub cap cover, we have absolutely no idea where lol Thank you so much for watching, we really appreciate it!

You are right! It does have "Blair Witch" vibes haha Thank you for the suggestion, we will keep that in mind! Honestly, we have no idea how long the videos will be when we are filming and often times we forget to "end" the video and just keep going to the next day so we are forced to include more footage or the video would end to abruptly. BUT we are working on getting better with into's and outro's so hopefully it will get better going forward! Thank you so much for watching, we really do appreciate it!

Thank you for the kind words and for watching, we really appreciate it! We both dropped down to part time work while we were traveling. We quickly realized that the pace we were going at was too hard to explore and work full-time at the same time. We mostly full-fill our hours with 1-2 mornings during the week and then use the weekend to work as well. (and edit RU-vid videos) When we have a full day planned and still need to work that day we get up really early before our travel plans start and get our work done beforehand. When that isn't possible (due to not having internet connection) we call our day early and work at night after a day of exploring. We didn't film when we worked, we would just start the video after getting our work done that morning. We also didn't film every day, some days when we worked and edited a video, it was a lot of us just sitting around the van and wouldn't have made the most interesting content haha We also used our PTO to take off of work completely when we wouldn't be able to work, like on the Alaska Highway. Honestly, we were not making money while on the road, we were breaking even with how much we were earning and spending. We saved up some money from working overtime before we left that we used to fund our travels as well. We have talked about what we would do in the future if we continue van life to make our work life balance better. We decided that we would schedule designated rest/work days in-between the days we explored the area, and travel slower. (more van life less roadtripping) This would save some money and sanity haha The hardest part was feeling like we always had to be doing something because we didn't want to miss out on any experiences but there were a few times we felt a little tired and burnt out. If we had scheduled days were we did nothing but work, we wouldn't have felt guilty about not doing anything because that is what the day was scheduled for. We always felt like we had to be doing as much as possible because we never knew if we would ever be back in these places again or how long we could realistically travel like this for. That being said, we wouldn't trade this experience for anything! It has been totally worth it and with a few adjustments to our schedule we think it will be even better. Sorry for the long response, hope that helps! Best of luck in your van life journey as well!

Thank you for the kind words and for watching, we really do appreciate it! Thankfully my height is not an issue while driving. We did not have to make seat adjustments, we just made sure to not build our bench on the driver's side of the van to make sure I could put the seat all the way back! You can see how I fit a bit better in our van tour video here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-LRrqbaR5a0g.html I will include a link to another video where you can see how I fit in the rest of the van here just in case you are interested: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-fEzCltIEkiE.html Hope that helps! Thanks again for watching!

That Duck Fart was definitely a lot stronger than I thought it would be! lol Thank you for watching, we really appreciate it!

We bought the van for $6,300 dollars, and it had 97,000 miles on it! Thanks for watching, we really appreciate it!

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Thank you for letting us know! Our camera settings were a little off (and will unfortunately be off for a few more videos haha) neither of us had camera/editing experience before starting our channel so all this has been a huge learning curve. We really do appreciate the constructive criticism, it is helpful! Thank you for watching as well :)